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Had this happen once. Un/Fortunately it fixed itself before my service appointment

I had my fingers crossed for a CarPlay sneak peek when they started talking software.

They fixed the wireless chargers! :)

While I agree in general. I have to say I've had no acknowledgement from Lucid about the Drivetrain issues I've experienced. Tesla software remains leaps and bounds better in so many ways. Despite the phantom braking. I'm guessing the legal departments keep these corporations from...

+1 just happened today for the first time. I was coming off of the highway, in full regen. There was a car stopped at the light ahead, I knew I'd need brake input eventually but I let the car regen as much as I could. Then it happened just as I was about to gently add brake pressure. I got the...

There's one in the trunk. But hooking that up to the internet won't do anything, haha

Unrelated but Frank in San Diego is great! Idk if I've ever had a service tech be as approachable and creative has he's been.

Yeah I think the sound experience in the back is amazing!

I'm no audio engineer but I picked the speakers in my home very carefully (7.1ch Bowers & Wilkens with atmos ceiling speakers m). It literally does not matter what source audio I pick (Bluetooth, Atmos and DD 5.1 over hdmi or digital) the speakers sound fantastic. And that's with my reciever...

Interesting. That does make sense as they don't look like your typical subwoofer. I'll try sitting in the back and checking how well the rear sub does in terms of frequency response.

Around 3/4th. I never get the chest thumps in my car. I played the same frequency sweep audio on my home speakers and right as we drop below 90hz my sub clicks on and around 45 I can start to feel the bass in my chest.

They're all working as far as i could tell. Not sure why there's such a big drop off in output at the low frequencies.

It's the panel directly above your pedals. You need to unscrew it. There are likely clips that you need to be careful about and the ambient light you'll need to unplug.

So my car has a massive drop off in bass performance at the 40hz mark. Barely hear anything.

Pretty much horizontal.

Following up on this. My front subs are working and likely have been working this whole time. I presume it is working for most of us 😅 They're located on the walls of the footwells. This is my driver side sub. I could feel it thumping nicely when I put my head down there and physically touched it.

I'm currently averaging 2.4 on this charge. 3.0 since purchase. GT w 21" wheels. I drive it very conservatively. It is what it is. I've managed to make it show me 4.1 by resetting the trip while on the Freeway and just cruising straight for a bit at 72mph. It was also slightly downhill.

Oh you found it! That's the same thing on my car although I cannot push on the deck to reproduce it(maybe not pushing hard enough?)

That’s cool! Heh I wonder if this is how everyone does it? I guess it makes it slightly quieter this way.

Not at all, thankfully. I do get nauseous in most Teslas though. I think initially I did feel it a little bit but that was mostly the new car smell. After having it for over a month now, it's been totally fine.